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Changelog for gftp-static-1.0-1.i386.rpm :

* Tue Jan 19 1999 Ryan Weaver [gftp-static-1.0-1]- Could not compile with gtk+-1.1.3 installed gtk+-1.1.12 to compile. ...- Drag-N-Drop support added- Added caching of remote directory listings. The cache will automatically be cleared when gFTP exits.- You can now tell gFTP to only transfer one file at a time. When one transfer finishes the next one starts. You can still have multiple transfers going at the same time- Added ability to view files. Also, when you double click on a file in the listboxes it will view that file. If you double click a directory, it will still change to it.- Added Open URL menu item under the Remote menu- Several connection manager enhancements- Several bug fixes and code improvements- Added a few more default sites to the config file
* Tue Jan 12 1999 Ryan Weaver [gftp-static-0.21-1]- Requested Staticly compiled version...
* Wed Jan 06 1999 Ryan Weaver [gftp-0.21-1]- Removed %post script... bin takes care of it...- Changes from 0.2 to 0.21
* Added Compare Windows feature. It will select the files in both windows
* make install will now copy some necessary XPM and config files to /usr/local/share/gftp. When a new user first runs gftp, it will copy the config file from there to their home directory and add their email address to the config file.
* Fixed some disconnect problems when the socket would close prematuraly
* Changed all occurances of snprintf, vsnprintf, and sys_errlist to g_snprintf, g_vsnprintf, and g_strerror respectively. Should now compile cleanly on most platforms.
* Fixed ItemFactory callbacks. Should now work fine on 64bit machines.
* Added a few more icons to the distribution for the file listboxes.
* Tue Dec 29 1998 Ryan Weaver [gftp-0.2-1]- First RPM of gftp.- Changes from 0.1 to 0.2
* Completely rewritten in gtk instead of Motif
* Fixed problems with parsing of some directory listings
* Fixed problems with reading responses from certain FTP servers
* Supports connecting to a FTP server via command line parameters You can now type: gftp user:passAATTftp-site:port/directory. You don\'t have to specify all of the options, like user:pass, port and directory.
* More informative error messages
* Sorting capabilites in the listboxes
* Colorized text in the log window
* Allows saving the text in the log window to a file
* Added disconnect from ftp server
* Various code cleanups
* Removed about dialog box
 
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